The museum features exhibits depicting the heritage and the development of Fort Stockton and its surrounding area. Fourteen rooms and two outside areas are utilized for exhibits. The parlor, lobby, dining room, and kitchen are filled with old photographs, collectibles, and furnishings. One of the hotel guest rooms shows what guests would have experienced in 1905. Other guest rooms are dedicated to archeology, geology, religion, ranching, early businesses and pioneers.
The sprawling, single-story, adobe building with its wrap-around verandas and gingerbread trim is a prime example of Territorial architecture. The walls are two feet thick and the ceilings are fourteen feet high.